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Originally Posted by tore
F.ex off the top of my head, I can only think of one single that sold well that was in an untraditional time signature and that was Pink Floyd's Money. I assume that trend will continue into the future
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In the 90s it wasn't too uncommon. I mean with bands like Tool mysteriously bursting into the mainstream(one I could never understand myself. I respect what they do, but how exactly a mainstream audience ever grasped them is a mystery to me), and a few of the 'grunge' bands experimented lightly in odd time signatures. Soundgarden's 'Spoonman' is a key example. Speaking of Seattle...
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Originally Posted by Ben Butler
No, I have not. There is a lot of good mainstream music out there with talented artists. It is the record labels that need to change because they are too money motivated and turn the poor artists into a money making product, almost as if they are not human.
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Or turn mediocre artists into legends after they commit suicide...
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Originally Posted by Vanilla
Mainstream pop is great for teenage girls and angsty boys. It's what makes clubs fun to be slutty.
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I thought that was cocaine...